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No-Nonsense Muscle Building

This is the instantly downloadable 201 page body sculpting manual. The same book that is literally changing the lives of hundreds of skinny, average and chubby guys and gals. The book that promises to build natural mass in the shortest time possible!

Insanely fast!

As the title suggests, "No Nonsense" gets right down to it. It is not just another e-book with a bunch of boring pages that you won't even finish reading. It's actually the opposite!

It is direct and to the point, but is packed with the most comprehensive system I've ever seen! It will empower you with every tool required to short-cut your success to insane muscle gain!

No fluff. No B.S. No hype!It's designed for one thing and one thing only... to show you the most direct and uncomplicated methods to building more muscle mass and gaining weight. Quickly and easily.

Trust me, no one has worse genetics (for building muscle) than a long-distance runner who ran 80-120 km a week for 10 years...so if you think you have bad genetics – throw that excuse out the window!

Whether you are an aspiring bodybuilder, fitness model, competitive athlete or just want to look good in a bathing suit – this system has been proven to work time and time again!

Now is the time!

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This is a video I put together to hopefully provide some helpful information regarding how to build muscle. I apologise if you don’t share my dance music taste, lol. There’s quite a bit more I could have added and some areas may be difficult to understand, feel free to ask questions. 1. Nutrition 2. Sleep 3. Workout -Repeat! Calorie calculator: www.freedieting.com When you get your maintenance calories, add 500 to them and use that as your “bulking” calories. You want to aim to eat this amount of food in a day. Roughly, 35% should come from protein, 45% from carbohydrates and 20% from fat (there’s a mistake in the video, 20% instead of 25%). So for example, if you required 4000 calories to “bulk” - basically put on weight - you need to do the following simple calculations: 35% of 4000 (4000 x 0.35) = 1400 calories in a day from protein. 45% of 4000 (4000 x 0.45) = 1800 calories in a day from carbohydrates. 20% of 4000 (4000 x 0.20) = 800 calories in a day from fat. So you can then construct a daily meal plan with a serving of protein at each meal. Do the simple calculation to determine how many calories you need at each meal: 4000 / 5 = 800 (5 can also be 6, 7 etc depending on how many meals you wish to eat in a day) Obviously that’s a lot of calories, you can split that up further with some meals higher in calories than others, simply put, you want to hit your daily calorie amount.